is DVD profiler set to use that drive?

not exactly sure on the location (don't have dvd profiler on this computer) but I think its Options->Settings (possibly tools) there is a place to set the drive that DVD profiler uses to read discs. Make sure that is set to the drive letter of your drive.

-Agrare

Do you have anything running in the system tray (AnyDVD or some helper program of an Image Burning program or a DVD player program) which might lock the drive for exclusive use?

Quoting tachycard:

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I use the LG HL-DT-ST BDDVDRW GGC-H20L in combination with Power DVD and it works just fine for watching  the movies. Now I wanted to set the missing disc IDs in my collection - but DVD-Profiler says, it cannot read an ID - can anybody help?

Just FYI, I have the LG GBC-H20L on Vista 64 with AnyDVD and PowerDVD. Just loaded Amadeus Blu-Ray and Profiiler recognized it automatically and downloaded the profile. I also tested using the "SET" button in the edit discs, and the BD disc ID was picked up. I know the LG model is different, but that shouldn't matter, right?

I suspect you have a configuration problem. What happens when you try to "explore" a BD in windows explorer? If you get an error there, it will indicate that you have a problem. If not, perhaps a re-install of the latest DVD Profiler is in order???

Quoting SpaceFreakMicha:

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You need an "UDF Driver", without you are not able to read the file system in explorer or the Disc-ID in DVD Profiler. At least under Win XP, because it does not support UDF 2.50 without a specific driver.


Edit: Can'f find a specific one for the mentioned drive, but I have the same drive as "tachycard" and it worked for me: http://www.consolesource.com/support/index.php?_a=viewdownload&_m=downloads&downloaditemid=48

THANK YOU, this worked just fine.

Many greetings, Jan